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Spanberger avoids addressing anti-Israel rhetoric from top Virginia Democrat
Controversy in Virginia as delegate's anti-Zionist posts spark criticism. Spanberger remains silent, drawing political backlash. Key figures demand a stance against reported antisemitism.
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6mHillels of Georgia claims fired Emory rabbi not 'truthful or transparent' during hiring process
Hillel’s Georgia affiliate is disputing allegations made by Rabbi Nikki Golomb, a former campus rabbi at Emory University Hillel, saying that she was terminated due to her failure to be “truthful or transparent during the interview process,” and not, as she has claimed, because of her fiancé’s anti-Israel activism. In a statement to Jewish Insider... <a href="">Read More</a>
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3mSaudi Arabia postpones 'Davos in the Desert' until 2027 amid Houthi attacks
Saudi Arabia has postponed its flagship Future Investment Initiative conference until 2027 amid a series of attacks on the kingdom by the Iran-backed Houthis, disrupting one of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s most prominent efforts to attract international investment. The annual conference, known as “Davos in the Desert,” was scheduled to take place Oct. 26-29... <a href="">Read More</a>
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18mIsrael’s election math ain't mathing
This Daily Kickoff reports on the arrest of ten settlers for violent attacks in the West Bank, Israel's complex electoral landscape, and political fallout regarding upcoming campaign events.
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3mJDCA launches streaming and digital ads supporting Cait Conley, attacking Lawler
The Jewish Democratic Council of America is launching a new streaming and digital ad campaign targeting Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY) and boosting his Democratic opponent, Cait Conley. The ad is part of a $300,000 national midterm campaign by JDCA that aims to reach 4 million Jewish voters by Election Day, with other ads running in... <a href="">Read More</a>
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6mJewish leaders offer support to Hindus amid rising threats to faith communities
In the aftermath of an attempted terror attack on a Hindu temple last week, Jewish leaders are drawing on a shared experience of confronting religious hatred to strengthen ties between the two communities — including by expanding sustained advocacy to protect houses of worship. The long-standing outreach has grown as both communities confront ongoing fears... <a href="">Read More</a>